The Republican journal., 1887-06-02
The Woman's Column.

Miss Parloa has given up her cooking school
and will spend the next year lecturing in til,
| South
Women are the State Librarians of Indiana
Iowa, kentucky. Louisiana, Michigan. Mi>>i>
| sppi and Tennessee.
Seven American girls art STUDYING at Cam
bridge University. England, at Newman Col
! lcge. -Four are graduates Of Na>sar, Smith
and Wellesley.
Miss Proctor. Of Oregon. who is only seven.
! teen. has killed seven bears this winter, and
sold their pelts for the benefit of the mission.
aries in Africa.
| Eighty Young women at Wellesley, Il hun.
| bred ut Oherlin, and more than two hundre,
| in other colleges. are said to be preparing to 90
IL missionaries.
| The National College for Deaf MuteS at
| Washington Is TO be opened to women DR..
| Gallaudet, the president, gives his own resi-
| dence for their accommodation.
| Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland will be asSo-
| ciated with Mrs. Martha }. Lamb in editing
/ the Magazine of American History. She will
probably take charge of Il department under
her own name.
Elsie p. Buckingham successfully manages a
fruit farm of several hundred acres in Califor-
Mia, and urges other women to take up the
same kind of work, for which she thinks wo-
| men are well fitted.
Miss Susan l.. Hall has been appointed bv
Judge Knapp clerk of the court at Great Falls.
y. III. She is the first woman in New IIamp-
shire to hold such position. She is young,
but comes of Il family Of lawyers. and is well
qualified.
Boston has 4 gymnasium exclusively for
women. 1t has six bowling alleys, il tennis
court a gymnasium hall, a running track of
fxxran In To fl,., mil, I,a4
etc. 1t was projected by Miss Mary Allen. 1t
is well patronized.
All the homework of Wellesley College IL
done by the students. who devote to it forty
five minutes out OF the twenty-four hours
There are 800 girls. and every girl is trained to
do one kind OF work, and to do it quickly and
well. Cooperation saves vast deal of time
and labor.
\ woman served as one of the election
clerks at Big Rapids, Michigan, last week, but
it was very tame affair. She insisted on an
as If from mite society. instead of getting
tight and bowling around like sensible patri-
OF. [Omalla World.
Susan Coolidge miss Woolscy) has built
handsome house in Newport from the profits
of her stories. She is notably fond of children
and parrots. She has an ancient bird who
parades up and down her lawn, commlIning
vOlubly from his mistress writings.
Grace Greenwood says: ~ believe that for
one woman whom the pursuits of literature,
the ambition of authorship, and the love of
fame have rendered unfit for home life n
thousand have been made undOmestic by poor
social strivings. the follies of fashion, and the
intoxicating distinction which mere personal
beauty confers."
The Kansas women have struck the liquor
nf hot tnfn Il <L,,,
cyclone. The last Legislature not only gave
the women municipal suffrage, but amended
the drugstore law" SO that before druggist
can get a license he must secure the signatures
of twenty-five women and twenty-five men to
his application. In a good many towns the
women simply won't sign, and the trade of the
wholesale liquor houses In Kansas City, st.
Joseph, and st. Louis, is badly hurt. Hereto
fore, druggist with a license has sold to any
body for any purpose, although the law reads
for medicinal and mechanical purposes only;
but with lot of women voters ready to pun
ish mayor who winks at violations, or the
probate judge who countersigns the written
application of the customer for liquor under
the latest law, if he relaXes vigilance, the
trade is reported to he really injured, for the
time at least. springfield Republican.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself and SUI
perior to all other preparations In strength ccono-
my, and medicinal merit.
The very important news comes from London
that Mrs. James Brown Potter Invariably yawns
when she awakes in the morning. 1t is such inter
esting bits Of news as this that make yawn
when he reads them.
Harsh purgative remedies are fast giving way to
the gentle action and mild effects of Carters Little
Liver Pills. If you try them, they will certainly
please you.
s'YOu don't taste any veal about them chicken
croquctts" said the restaurant proprietor, nth
conscious recitude. "NO, indeed!" assented the
customer; "what do you make 'em of-cOdfish?"
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